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PHRASAL VERB	SYNONYM	SENTENCE EXAMPLE
DO AWAY WITH	put an end to something	They will do away with tax on home heating fuel.
DO IN *	murder	The mafia did him in.
DO IN *	injure	This hot weather will do us in.
DO IN *	cheat or swindle	The car buyer was done in by the fly-by-night salesman.
DO OVER *	redo over repeat	I had to do my homework over because I had too many mistakes.
DO OVER *	redecorate	We did our kitchen over to modernize it. (also: made over)
DO UP *	make fancy	She did up her hair in a pretty bow.
DO UP *	finish	Do up the work before you leave.
DO WITH	benefit from	We could do with less talk and more action.
DO WITHOUT	manage, survive	I could not do without my cell phone.
GET ABOUT	move, be active	Even though he's ninety, he gets about pretty well.
GET AT	hint, insinuate, imply	I don't know what the lawyer was getting at, but I didn't like it.
GET AT	discover, find	We wanted to get at the root of the problem.
GET AWAY	escape from confinement	The prisoner tried to get away, but the office caught him.
GET AWAY WITH	do something without detection	He tries to get away with cheating, but they keep catching him.
GET BY	manage, survive	We got by even though we didn't have much money.
GET DOWN *	depress, discourage	The cold, rainy weather got me down after a couple of months.
GET DOWN	enjoy, dance	Let's have a little fun and get down tonight!
GET IN	arrive	When does you plane get in?
GET IN	enter a private vehicle	We got in the car and sat down. (get on - public vehicle)
GET OFF	exit a public vehicle	We got off the bus at the last stop.
GET OFF *	escape from punishment	He was charged with public indecency, but the lawyer got him off
GET OFF	boldness, effrontery	Where do you get off telling me I'm fat. Look at yourself.
GET ON	to work or perform in harmony	They got on well together.

|| GET ON || to mount, to board (public transportation) || He got on his bicycle and rode away. He got on th